Keren Means Business
Keren Means Business is a podcast for people who want to understand business without losing themselves in the process.
We talk about starting, growing, scaling, and exiting businesses using plain language, real stories, and lived experience. Especially from a Canadian perspective, where much of the advice online doesn’t fit the reality.
This podcast is for people who:
∙Are capable but overwhelmed
∙Feel behind because business language doesn’t come naturally
∙Want clarity without pressure or hype
∙Are rebuilding, re-orienting, or trying to do things properly this time
We talk about money, pricing, cash flow, structure, funding, and decision-making. But we also talk about fear, capacity, burnout, and timing.
This podcast is built for thinking, not performing. It’s calm, grounded, and practical.
Think of it as business explained by someone who actually remembers how confusing it felt and doesn’t rush you through it.
If you want business conversations that feel honest, human, and usable, welcome.
Keren Means Business
What 11 Years Away From Home Taught Me — The Real Story
What happens when you leave home at 18… and don’t come back for 11 years?
In this deeply personal episode, I open up about the real story behind my time away — the cold winters, the grocery shock, the friendships and loneliness, the work rejections, the spiritual covering that held me together, and the survival mode that nearly stole my softness.
This isn’t just about moving to Canada.
It’s about becoming.
It’s about what survival taught me — and what I had to unlearn.
It’s about navigating life as a Black, immigrant, first-born daughter, far from everything familiar.
If you’ve ever felt far from home, far from yourself, or stuck in survival, this one is for you.
✨ Real-life stories
💔 Loss, laughter, hustle, healing
📖 The Bible verses my mother marked before I left
💸 Money struggles, immigration realities, and how I finally found LimFi ( link below)
🔥 What I now know about rest, resilience, and the quiet power of returning to yourself
This is the episode I wish someone had recorded for me 11 years ago.